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As workmen began to dismantle the now empty pavilions, talks on this remained deadlocked, too. then, late afternoon, there was news of a breakthrough — developed nations had agreed to the demands. i am pleased and relieved because this is, for the first time, after 30 years, that will bring into an institution what weve been calling for, and i think this is a milestone and particularly symbolic because its happening in africa. the hope was agreement on loss and damage would break the logjam. b...

Agreed to the demands. i am pleased and relieved because this is, for the first time, after 30 years, that will bring into an institution what we have been calling for. and i think this is a milestone and particularly symbolic because its happening in africa. the hope was agreement on loss and damage would break the logjam. but as the sun set over the conference centre tonight, a final agreement remained elusive. developed countries and developing nations need to come to some kind of agreement o...

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Seems to have been done on loss and damage would break the logjam of these negotiations and open up the opportunity for stronger language and cutting emissions, more ambition for driving down emissions in the future, tackling climate change itself. that does not seem to have materialised yet here in egypt. earlier on people were saying that various nations were introducing issues that were very close to their heart, but werent necessarily important to the negotiations themselves. a while back, w...

To work very hard to make that possible. developing countries have been demanding a fund to help pay for the loss and damage climate change is already wreaking in vulnerable countries, like the terrible floods in pakistan this summer. as workmen began to dismantle the now empty pavilions, talks on this remained deadlocked, too. then, late afternoon, there was news of a breakthrough — developed nations had agreed to the demands. i am pleased and relieved because this is, for the first time, aft...

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Been hotly disputed. then, as workmen began to dismantle the now—empty pavilions, we got news of a breakthrough on loss and damage. i am pleased and relieved because this is for the first time after 30 years that we bring into an institution what weve been calling for, and i think this is a milestone and particularly symbolic because its happening in africa. the hope was it would break the logjam in negotiations here. but as the sun set over the conference centre tonight, that remained elusive...

Panel tonight. its an extraordinary election and i just didnt want to celebrate democracy reform in. here you have issues that are logjam in washington. no federal laws are enacted to deal with marijuana. this bitter fight over health care. and here you have south dakota deeply red state. approving a medicaid expansion. and i think that is just. great and maybe there is some referendums that liberals supported in other red states that werent. past but its just great to see this dynamism and prag...

To them. even if i thought roger had done it, i would not have abandoned him. >> and they did? >> they absolutely did. not only did they abandoned him, they crucified him. >> months dragged by. roger and pam were headline news in utah. but in the absence of definitive evidence linking the case to murder? they remained free. day by day they went about their business. as if their lives were still quite normal. then on july 28th, 2010. utah county prosecutor took a dramatic step to break the logjam...